Deciding on a Master's in Electrical Power Engineering: Which Field to Choose?

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Choosing a specialization in a Master's program in Electrical Power Engineering is challenging, with options including Control, High Voltage, Transmission & Distribution, and Renewable Energy. Renewable energy is highlighted as a growing field with strong future prospects in the energy industry. Control theory is versatile and applicable across various sectors, making it a valuable area of study. The discussion emphasizes the importance of market demand and future trends in making this decision. Ultimately, focusing on renewable energy and control theory may offer the best career opportunities.
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I'm going to take master degree in electrical power engineer at german but it's hard to descide which field is more required in market and has good future so would you help me:
1- Control
2-High voltage
3-Transmission & ditribution
4- renewable energy
5- Other (please verify)

thanks for help
 
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In my opinion, energy industry is cuming up!
So, i would suggest renewable energy.
 
Control is used anywhere. Knowing the control theory you can go in any industry, from energy, to telecom and instrumentation.
 

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